Sam Ciaccio will be a Spring 2026 graduate of Mississippi College School of Law. At MC Law, Sam was the Casenote/Comment Editor of the Mississippi College Law Review and a Pupil in the American Inns of Court, Charles Clark Chapter. He was also a Writing Fellow for three semesters, along with serving as a Contracts Teaching Assistant. Professor Daniel Tavera instilled his interest in bankruptcy law through his engaging course. He hopes to embrace his newfound interest in his future career.
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